🌸 Lush Blossoms: The Hydrangea paniculata 'Phantom' delights with large, white flower panicles that gently turn pink in late summer – a real eye-catcher in the garden. 🏡 Versatile: Ideal for flower beds, borders, container planting, or as a romantic flowering hedge – perfect for garden, terrace, or front yard. ❄️ Hardy & Robust: This panicle hydrangea is particularly resilient and withstands frost down to –20 °C – the flower heads remain decorative into winter. 💧 Moisture-Loving: Hydrangeas prefer moist, nutrient-rich soil. Water regularly and thoroughly during dry spells – do not let them dry out! ✂️ For Lush Blooms: Pruning in spring promotes strong shoots and large flower heads – compact growth with abundant blooms. The Hydrangea paniculata 'Phantom' is an impressive panicle hydrangea that transforms the summer garden into a sea of blossoms with its large, dense flower panicles in radiant white, later with a pink shimmer. It reliably blooms from July to September and retains its ornamental value well into winter. The Phantom is particularly hardy, easy to care for, and tolerant of pruning – ideal for anyone looking for a long-lasting and uncomplicated garden plant. Its compact, bushy growth (up to about 125 cm high and wide) makes it perfectly suitable for beds and borders as well as for container planting on balconies or terraces. Regular pruning in spring ensures many new shoots and particularly lush blooms. During the flowering period, the hydrangea prefers evenly moist, humus-rich soil but must never dry out. Drought quickly leads to leaf yellowing or smaller flowers. The Hydrangea paniculata Phantom is a beautiful choice for romantic, natural, and modern gardens alike – a true ornament for many years. Care Instructions: – Location: Sun to partial shade – Soil: Loose, humus-rich, moist, nutrient-rich – Watering: Regular and thorough, avoid waterlogging – Pruning: March, above the first healthy bud – Fertilization: In spring with hydrangea fertilizer – Winter Hardiness: Down to –20 °C – Blooming Period: July–September – Botanical Name: Hydrangea paniculata 'Phantom' – German Name: Panicle